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HL. JOHANNES VON ÄGYPTEN, HL. SCHUTZENGEL UND HL. TATJANA

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Auction dateClassic
31.10.2020 16:00UTC +02:00
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Ikonengalerie Mönius
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Berlin
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ID 415739
Lot 271 | HL. JOHANNES VON ÄGYPTEN, HL. SCHUTZENGEL UND HL. TATJANA
HL. JOHANNES VON ÄGYPTEN, HL. SCHUTZENGEL UND HL. TATJANA
Russische Ikone, um 1910, mit vergoldetem Silberoklad (510g), Moskau 1908-1917
Meistermarke "S.G" in kyrillischen Buchstaben = wohl Semyon Galkin
31 x 26,5 cm

Auf der Rückseite befindet sich folgende Aufschrift: Diese Ikone wurde dem Iwan Emeljanow(-itsch) Kuznezow von der Hl. Nikolaus Gemeinde aus Dankbarkeit für seine großzügige Wohltätigkeit hinsichtlich der Ausstattung der Kirche geschenkt. Im Namen des Hl. Nikolaus von Myra am Tag der Einweihung am 2. Dezember 7421 (=1913) in Lefortovskiy Pereulok zu Moskau. Provenienz: Norddeutsche Privatsammlung.

A RUSSIAN ICON WITH GILDED SILVER OKLAD SHOWING ST. JOHN OF EGYPT, ST. GUARDIAN ANGEL AND ST. TATJANA, around 1910, silver oklad (510g), Moscow 1908-1917, master's mark 'S.G.' in Cyrillic letters = probably Semyon Galkin, 31 x 26,5 cm // On the reverse is the following inscription: This icon was given from the St. Nicholas parish to Ivan Emelyanov Kuznetsov in gratitude for his generous charity regarding the interior of the church. In the name of St. Nicholas of Myra on the day of the consecration on 2 December 7421 (=1913) in Lefortovskiy Pereulok, Moscow. Provenance: North German private collection.

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